Does anyone know of any cello teachers in the Metro Detroit area who teach classical as well as celtic cello? And...while I have your attention, are there any Scots style (or any other celtic style) fiddlers/musicians within an hours drive of the Metro Detroit area? My 13yr old plays the fiddle and we've been taking her to sessions in Windsor, Ontario but it would be fun to get together with other musicians locally.
Sometimes I think it would be easier to move to the East Coast of Canada/U.S. or the West Coast of Scotland!!!! Anyone have any suggestions or ideas?
Check out the members link for muscians in the area also you might want to get Abbey Newtons CD ( and cello book ) "Crossing to Scotland". Very beautiful on http://www.culburnie.com/albums/abby_crossing.htm also check out Alasdair Fraser (fiddle), Natalie Haas (cello) Fire and Grace.
Bob
Celtic Cello and Scots fiddle...
Celtic Cello and Scots fiddle...
Does anyone know of any cello teachers in the Metro Detroit area who teach classical as well as celtic cello? And...while I have your attention, are there any Scots style (or any other celtic style) fiddlers/musicians within an hours drive of the Metro Detroit area? My 13yr old plays the fiddle and we've been taking her to sessions in Windsor, Ontario but it would be fun to get together with other musicians locally.
Anyone have any suggestions or ideas?
Sometimes I think it would be easier to move to the East Coast of Canada/U.S. or the West Coast of Scotland!!!!
# Posted on September 6th 2006 by hrvcelt
Re: Celtic Cello and Scots fiddle...
Check out the members link for muscians in the area also you might want to get Abbey Newtons CD ( and cello book ) "Crossing to Scotland". Very beautiful on http://www.culburnie.com/albums/abby_crossing.htm also check out Alasdair Fraser (fiddle), Natalie Haas (cello) Fire and Grace.
Bob
# Posted on September 11th 2006 by clawhammerbanjo